Eliza J. Hull ^{1 2}

   Another name for Eliza was Elizabeth J. Hull.³

  Noted events in her life were:

• She has alternate birth date of 1821 and a birth location of Ohio.

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• She appeared on the 1860 US Census in Perry Township, Muskingum County, OH on June 1860. ²

1860 US Census
Page 18, Family 121
Perry Township, Muskingum County, Ohio
Eliza Damer..39..OH

(Living with husband and 7 children.)

NOTE - If her birth date was in 1816, then her age should have been 43 or 44 instead of 39.
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Eliza married Jacob Darner, son of Andrew John Darner and Hannah Yost, on 4 May 1841 in , Delaware County, OH.¹ (Jacob Darner was born on 20 November 1815 in , Muskingum County, OH,^{4 5} died on 13 June 1880 in Georgetown, IL ^{4 5} and was buried after 13 June 1880 in Georgetown Cemetery, Georgetown, Vermilion, Illinois, United States ⁵.)

  Noted events in their marriage were:

• Marriage Image: 4 May 1841, in , Delaware County, OH. ¹ Name: Jacob Darner
Spouse's Name: Eliza Hull
Marriage Date: 4 May 1841
Marriage Place: Delaware, Ohio, United States
Source Details: p 279-2

"Ohio, County Marriages, 1789-2016", database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:Z8SR-4K6Z : 13 October 2021), Jacob Darner and Eliza Hull, 1841.
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• They appeared on the 1860 US Census in Perry Township, Muskingum County, OH on June 1860. ²

1860 US Census
Page 18, Family 121
Perry Township, Muskingum County, Ohio
Jacob Damer..42..OH..Farmer
Eliza Damer..39..OH
Austin Damer..17..OH
Nelson Damer..15..OH
Lauren Damer..13..OH
Hulda Damer..11..OH
Armstead Damer..9..OH
Michael Damer..4..OH
Melinda Damer..2..OH

NOTE - The name Darner was transcribed and indexed as Damer.
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  Marriage Notes:

I have been unable to locate Jacob Darner with either wife of Eliza Hull of Jennie Border in any census other than 1860 when Jacob was 42 years old. I believe that he and his wife stayed in Ohio his entire life except perhaps in the last few years when he might have moved to Illinois probably to be near one of his sons. Maybe this was done to be cared for by one of his children.

At least two of his children, Austin and Mitchell, were later married in Kansas. Austin shows up in Illinois so maybe it was with Austin that Jacob spent his final years. Several of the other children migrated to Missouri.

His first wife, Eliza, either died sometime around 1865 or else she and Jacob were divorced. One source entitled, Colonial Families of the United States, Vol III, has an entry for Benjamin Hull and indicates that his daughter, Elizabeth died 4 Jul 1861.

Jacob had an illegitimate daughter named Eva Idalia Border Darner that was born in November 1861. Jacob was married to Jennie Border eight years later in 1869. Perhaps because of his affair with Jennie Border, his first wife, Eliza Hull, may have divorced him but no records to support that have been found.
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